Our Independence Pledge
Lexnesia is not affiliated with any law firm. We do not provide legal services. We build infrastructure for the legal, tax, and accounting professions; you practice.
Why this matters
Regulatory AI tools owned by a single law firm have a structural incentive to favor that firm's positions, case strategies, and interpretations. Tools built by content publishers have an incentive to keep content gated behind the tools that most benefit their subscription. Lexnesia is neither — we are neutral infrastructure, like a database engine or a citation index.
What it means in practice
- We do not take legal positions on contested questions. We surface the rules, precedents, and reasoning; the practitioner decides.
- We do not promote any firm's interpretation over another's.
- We do not offer paid placement in answers, in citations, or in library rankings. No firm, publisher, or agency can pay us to appear more prominently.
- Every answer is cited to a specific Pasal — clickable, verified against retrieval, or the answer doesn't ship. If we get a citation wrong, it fails the validator and is flagged rather than shown.
- Every regulation is indexed openly to all users at all tiers. The corpus itself is never gated, only depth of AI analysis and query volume.
How we make money without compromising independence
Subscription fees from users — corporate legal and finance teams, law firms, SMEs, consulting firms, and eventually tax and accounting practitioners. Not advertising. Not paid ranking. Not exclusive publisher deals. This model keeps our incentives aligned with the practitioner sitting in front of the screen, not with a third party paying for placement.
Partnership disclosure
We do maintain product-development partnerships with select professional firms — for example, to co-develop specialized products like litigation transcript analysis or case-law reasoning tools. These partnerships are for engineering collaboration and do not influence the answers our engine produces for any other user. Partners never see other users' queries or data.
Corrections and errata
If we produce a citation that resolves incorrectly, an amendment relationship that is wrong, or a factual error in a regulation summary, tell us at corrections@lexnesia.ai. We review within 3 business days, correct the underlying data, and log the fix. Corrections benefit all users of the platform.